Persian Rug from Stores Around the World

This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug, Gabbeh and Nomadic Persian Rug, and it has been introduced and provided by Zollanvari Handmade Carpet. Zollanvari are premier producers of tribal, classical and modern carpets in Iran.

     See details of this post

This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Tabriz Persian Rug (Tabriz Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Persian Carpet Collection. On a grand scale and in unfathomable heavy pile condition at nearly 150 years of age, this absolutely exquisite, incredibly finely knotted oversize carpet is the creation of the workshops of the renowned master designer, Hadji Jallili (Haji Jalili). A majestic, perfectly balanced series of concentric medallions radiates outward, filling its great expanse with a graceful sensibility of line and delicately nuanced hues. Close inspection reveals sumptuous tones of powder blue, peach, tangerine, jade, celadon, and many other sublime colors. While well-maintained, top-tier room-size antique Hadji Jallili Tabriz carpets have become incredibly difficult to find, wonderfully preserved, masterwork caliber oversize examples such as this are infinitely rarer. 12’ 5” x 19’ 0” 378cm x 579cm Circa 1875

     See details of this post

This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Malayer Persian Rug (Malayer Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Hadi Maktabi Gallery. A Palatial Mishan Malayer of rare size and outstanding visual beauty, notable for its incredible colors and decorative allover style. Formerly in the CEO office of the famous German construction firm Bilfinger & Berger, established in 1880. This corresponds closely and remarkably with the age of this spectacular carpet. From what we know of German affinity with and involvement with the Persian carpet industry then (viz. Jacobi et al) it is highly probable this was a special commission “su mesura” (made to measure) for their premises, given the unique dimensions and aesthetic. 511 x 317 Circa 1870 Full pile, original fringes, etc etc. A statement piece for an interior project. Please DM, WhatsApp or email for price.

     See details of this post

This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Tehran Persian Rug (Tehran Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Persian Carpet Collection. ”TEHRAN GARDEN RUG” This consummately crafted, exceedingly fine knotted piece at once pays homage to the traditional Tehran garden design and adventurously departs from it. Rather than the single overscale vase at the foot of its field, its incredibly dexterous weaver presents two diminutive vases of dissimilar patterns and multiple elaborate wreathes. Many birds of various species roosts in the blossom-laden boughs against the warm cream ground of the asymmetrically shaped field with sprandrels in its lower corners, but none at its upper end. An entirely festive border features many more fowl, hopping bunnies, exotic tulips and roses. Astonishingly saturated scarlet, sapphire and pumpkin orange highlights its virtuoso palette. Virtually full pile condition heightens the luminosity of its high-grade wool. 4’ 8” x 7’ 0” 142cm x 213cm Circa 1875

     See details of this post

This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Isfahan Persian Rug (Isfahan Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Persian Carpet Collection. This classical antique rug is preserved in impeccable condition. Upholding Isfahan’s reputation for very finely woven, stylized botanical carpets, it features a stunning display of finely wrought detail, a highly intricate and compact design, and a gorgeous palette of elegant colors. The main field depicts a tree of flowing branches and waving leaves, constructed in an almost mosaic fashion, producing patterns within patterns. It creates a graceful sense of movement that erupts in a wondrously overflowing canopy at the top, then unfurls back down the rug. The liberal use of scarcely found green tones throughout the design adds to the rug’s prodigious appeal. 10’ 2” x 6’ 10” 310cm x 211.5cm Circa 1940

     See details of this post

This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Tehran Persian Rug (Tehran Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Persian Carpet Collection. This painstakingly detailed, ebullient Tehran rug demonstrates great mastery of the highly acclaimed ‘Tree of Life’ design while offering an immersive, idealistic depiction of the natural world. Meticulously detailed blossoms in bronze, azure fern green, and oxblood shimmer and sway across the ivory reserve beneath the canopy of an ornately scalloped arch, festooned with a Rococo display of luminous garlands and florets. Tucked within the gently sinuous boughs are ethereal birds that are almost invisible through their camouflaged coloration and insightful placement by the weaver among the crisply rendered foliage. An elaborate primary band displays a profuse array of botanical delights. Their differing proportions and adept shading ensure that it doesn’t appear crowded, with innovative vinery like chain lightning crackling with life. Its nearly full pile glistens due to the lanolin-rich mountain wool. 4’ 9” x 7’ 3” 145 cm x 221 cm Circa 1900

     See details of this post

This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug and Tabriz Persian Rug, and it has been introduced and provided by Carpet Ship. This Persian rug was woven around the year 2000 and its size is 147cm x 106cm. Carpet Ship provides a variety of handwoven Persian carpets. Carpet You can place your order online on the Carpet Ship website and have your carpet delivered to your door.

     See details of this post

This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Bakhtiari Persian Rug (Bakhtiari Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Farmand Gallery. BAKHTIARI PASSION Another majestic and oversized antique Bakhtiari in our collection. A breathtaking specimen woven in the late 19th century and measuring 523 x 372 cm. AVAILABLE

     See details of this post

This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Kerman Persian Rug (Kerman Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Persian Carpet Collection. This Persian Laver Kerman is a deeply engaging pictorial carpet that has been lovingly preserved in wonderful condition. It showcases a quite original, entirely successful departure from more classical renditions of the beloved “Tree of Life” design. Its field presents an extended series of concentric stepped diamond medallions composed entirely of individual, delicately rendered portraits of various tree motifs, each skillfully articulated with tremendous clarity. Be sure not to miss the cut watermelons, complete with knives just below the center point, or the main border’s sublime tree and blossom repeat. Its intriguing palette includes a naturally-dyed peach tonality that is seen only in this style’s older pieces. Final review! In the purchase phase! Detailed details in the not so distant future!

     See details of this post

This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Kashan Persian Rug (Kashan Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Hadi Maktabi Gallery. Silk Kashan with Kork lambswool highlights, circa 1900. Yeah, not the other way around. One of the most beautiful antique carpets I have at the moment. Please take a moment to go over its overpowering beauty. A true masterpiece of absolute perfection in design and condition, supreme serenity in its glittering colors, and effortlessly stunning sense of luxury. As exclusive and rare as they come.

     See details of this post

This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Kashan Persian Rug (Kashan Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Persian Carpet Collection. Luxurious in all respects, the classical design and luminous, resilient wool quality of this outstanding vintage Persian Kashan carpet create an impression of consummate refinement. Its narrower dimensions are perfect for many dining rooms, where the unfathomably detailed and gloriously toned patterns in the corner spandrels and borders would be on display. Wherever it is placed, its elegance, great precision, remarkable craftsmanship and perfect condition will be deeply appreciated. 11’ 7” x 18’ 10” 353cm x 574cm Circa 1930

     See details of this post

This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Farahan Persian Rug (Farahan Persian Carpet), Sarouk Persian Rug (Sarouk Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Persian Carpet Collection. MOHAJERAN SAROUK - Infinitely nuanced craftsmanship and a glowing wool quality permit this turn-of-the-century Persian Mohajeran Sarouk carpet to shine with uncompromised brilliance, bringing its characteristic formal refinement to impressive, expansive dimensions. Reinforced by a ground of deepest indigo, this antique floral oversize carpet features a delicately rendered assortment of elegant garlands and floral bouquets fills a wide reserve with flawless intricacy, each detail uncrowded and painstakingly executed. 11’ 7” x 20’ 9” 353cm x 632cm Circa 1910 The Mohajeran Sarouk carpet, dating from the early 20th century, is arguably the most exquisite antique Sarouk carpet. Mohajeran Sarouk is one of the very few types of Sarouk carpets that are made from the finest wool and brilliant natural dyes. The quality of the wool used to make Mohajeran Sarouk carpets is excellent. This wool is rich in lanolin, and the heavy construction makes Sarouk carpets very durable, typically worn by generations. The most important feature of the Mohajeran Sarouk carpet is the floral and potted pattern, which is inspired by the background design of much older carpets, such as the 19th century Farahan Sarouk carpets, which feature the Lakh and Toranj pattern. Sarouk weavers have made these designs the most well-known and sought-after Iranian carpet designs worldwide.

     See details of this post

This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet) and Tabriz Persian Rug (Tabriz Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Persian Carpet Collection. Zel Sultan design A 20th-century version of the 18th-century “cloud collar” inspired medallion is the grand, organic centerpiece of this distinguished Tabriz Exuding tremendous harmony and balance, this carpet’s superlative craftsmanship and artistic intuition are revealed in tremendous eloquence of line and exquisite layering of breathtakingly fluid botanical motifs. Though the weavers accomplished the classic court carpet symmetry with aplomb, the impressionistic nuance reveals itself in the piece’s slight individual flourishes, which are revealed to the curious observer. Eye-pleasing contrasts are amplified by a desert-hued palette of burnt copper, parchment, charcoal blue, brass tones, and even subtle gradients of celadon that do not fail to elicit admiration. The border features a fantastical botanical sequence of chiseled peonies, fan palmettes, pairs of feathery cypresses, and various-sized flowerheads. Even, medium pile throughout boosts the clarity of the designs through a gentle patina. Final review! In the purchase phase! Detailed details in the not so distant future!

     See details of this post

This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Isfahan Persian Rug (Isfahan Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Hadi Maktabi Gallery. Exquisite Pair of Antique Isfahan Very high quality twins from the fabled Ahmadi school of the early 1900s. Beautifully detailed design and terrific weaving finesse, all brought to vivid life with attractive and saturated natural dyes. A fine example of the pre-Seirafian group of cotton-warp Isfahan rugs associated with the workshop of the famous Agha Ahmad, after whom they are named. The color palette here is warmer than other Ahmadi rugs and the handle is firmer with softer wool. It is quite rare for identical pairs of these to have been made. Full pile, sweet touch. Fun fact: I bought the first one many years ago and later on inherited the twin from my dad Allah yerhamo. Kismet! The first photo shows both rugs together FYI. 212 x 142 Each Circa 1925 Available, please DM for price.

     See details of this post

This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Kerman Persian Rug (Kerman Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Persian Carpet Collection. The unlimited beauty of nature is reflected in a flowering “Garden of Paradise” joyously rendered, replete with myriad tiny luminous flowers filling the ivory reserve. This one-in-the-world 19th-century Persian Laver Kerman rug is given striking originality with the rare depiction of two brilliant bottle green peacocks that vigorously guard the delicately depicted arboreal motifs that ascend the length of the rug. As their lithe undulous trunks make their way skyward, the twin trees weave and intertwine on their way to the top of the field. In the lower corners, powder blue amphora vases are filled with bouquets arranged from the profusion of species found throughout the field, symbolizing the abundance of natural life. Engaging hues derived from organic sources, including a profusion of ripe raspberry, jade, lilac, glowing rose, and glistening delft blue, dance across the surface to enliven every bloom. A superb level of craftsmanship and wonderful condition combine to create an artful gem of a 19th-century rug. Final review! In the purchase phase! Detailed details in the not so distant future!

     See details of this post

This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Isfahan Persian Rug (Isfahan Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Hadi Maktabi Gallery. Majesty is a rare, luxurious XXL antique Isfahan with rich silk flowers. 407 cm x 276 cm Circa 1925 The classical Isfahan school of the 1920s and 1930s produced exclusive masterpieces with arguably the highest social status. They are still considered to be the prime collectors choice. Above all, large ones. The workshop looms tended to be small so wide carpets were rarely made. A 3 x 2 is considered unusual, let alone a 4 x 3. High end luxury and exclusivity for our dear clients, always. They don’t come finer or prettier .. or more regal. Available with worldwide shipping Please DM, WhatsApp or email for price.

     See details of this post

This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug, Gabbeh and Nomadic Persian Rug, and it has been introduced and provided by Zollanvari Handmade Carpet. The area of ​​this beautiful Persian rug is 3 square meters. Zollanvari are premier producers of tribal, classical and modern carpets in Iran.

     See details of this post

This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Tabriz Persian Rug (Tabriz Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Persian Carpet Collection. Exceptionally elegant and extremely refined, this very early antique Tabriz rug from the famed Hadji Jallili (Haji Jalili) workshop shimmers with an awe-inspiring patina over the entire surface. This 145-year-old, extraordinarily finely crafted carpet will transform its surroundings by the sheer magnitude of its beauty. The delicately drawn, transparent center medallion is a tour-de-force, blending tulips, roses, scrolling boughs and fronds seamlessly to create a continually layered, perfectly integrated botanical whole. Lace-like inner lattices framing the field are completely one-of-a-kind, adding further subtlety to this court-inspired Persian art rug. It has medium pile and expertly executed rewoven areas. Its sublime 19th-century colors haven’t changed or shifted during its seven generations of existence. 12’ 10” x 18’ 8” 385cm x 569cm Circa 1875

     See details of this post

This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Tehran Persian Rug (Tehran Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Hadi Maktabi Gallery. Rare & exclusive luxury: Royal Qajar Tehran carpet with unique apricot color dye and Paradise Park (Garden of Eden) design. This is a special commission given the uniqueness of the color and the size, both of which NEVER ever appear on Tehran or Persian workshop carpets. Evidently created for a specific palace in the Qajar capital. Please note the beauty and grace with which the trees, flower blossoms and the “birds of paradise” are depicted. Truly art of the highest order. Tis the season to be orange after all. Museum grade; details on request. Worldwide shipping + card payment option.

     See details of this post

This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug, Tabriz Persian Rug and Antique Persian Rug, and it has been introduced and provided by Persian Carpet Collection. Luxurious formal drawing and a truly inspired, naturally dyed, jewel-like palette impart tremendous elegance and vivacity in this stunning oversize antique Persian carpet from the acclaimed Maralan Tabriz weaving tradition. Profoundly artful expression abounds throughout its complex design, where an explosive eight-lobed medallion overflows into reserve and cornerpieces with a shimmering diversity of eyecatching botanical details, each in electrifying tropical hues. Of profound artistic magnitude, this landmark circa 1950-Oriental rug is further enhanced by its exceedingly fine craftsmanship and excellent, heavy-pile condition, making it as practical as it is visually memorable. Final review! In the purchase phase! Detailed details in the not so distant future!

     See details of this post